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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 2003

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Purple house stirs HOA suit in Omaha neighborhood

In northwest Omaha, the Hillsborough Homeowners Association sues Andy and Amy McAuliffe over repainting their house from gray to purple contending covenants were violated. The association seeks court orders to restore the color. the couple says they will repaint only when needed.

Omaha Neb Andy Amy McAuliffe Hillsborough Homeowners Association McAuliffes Northwest Larry Beasley Covenant Association John Grant Grant Linden N.J Planet Kidz

Local Ad Briefs and Open House Listings

Ad briefs announce OHS football booster rummage sale on October 18 from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. at OHS Cyclone Rmn with over 50 families. An open house for resigning tourism director Murray McGee is set for October 17 from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. at Visitor Info Center 2011 E. Logan. Also listed are a VFW dance, Halloween flowers from Butler’s Florist, a Soroptimist Stew Dinner, beef noodles supper, book sale at Cornerstone Bookstore, and various community notices including a fall festival at Sacred Heart Church and a Turkey Dinner at Wellsville Methodist Church. Includes contact numbers and venues.

Farmer's Market Town & Country Supply Princeton St Ottawa Recreation Commission City Mall Wellsville Don Woodward Kiwanis Ottawa Community Arts Council Board Carnogie Franklin County Planning Commission Franklin County Annex Murray McGee Franklin County Logan St Community Blood Center Wal-Mart OHS Fri E. Logan

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Obituary of Sarah J Gibbons 99 Iola

Sarah J Gibbons 99 died Monday Oct 13 2003 at Aen County Hospital Iola Graveside service 10 am Wednesday Highland Cemetery Iola officiated by Rev Earl Bell Born Aug 9 1904 in Mountain Grove Missouri moved with family to Humboldt Married Frank Gibbons Jan 5 1921 in Humboldt He lived on farms near Humboldt Carlyle and Colony before moving to Iola in 1948 Survivors include son Francis Ottawa daughter Ferenne Callaway Lola two sisters Agnes Dinker Lola Bradshaw Carthage Mo 12 grandchildren and several great and great great grandchildren Preceded in death by son Patrick and two brothers and a sister Family gathers 9:30 am Wednesday at Waugh Yokum Friskel Chapel Iola to depart for graveside Memorials to Allen County Home Health Memorial Fund Iola.

Sarah Gibbons Iola Sarah J. Gibbons Aen County Hospital Iola Highland Cemetery Earl Bell Mountain Grove John C Hester J. Mayfield Reaves Humboldt Frank Gibbons Carlyle Colony Seventh Day Adventist Church Francis Gibbons Ottawa Ferenne Callaway Lola Agnes Dinker Lola Bradshaw Carthage Patrick Gibbons Waugh-Yokum and Friskel Chapel Allen County Home Health Memorial Fund

Glenn Neis 71 Dies in Wellsville

Glenn Neis age 71 of Wellsville died this morning October 15, 2003 at St Luke s Northland Hospital. Funeral arrangements are pending with Wilson s Funeral Home Wellsville.

Glenn Neil Wellsville Glenn Neis Wellsville

Ronald Badders Dies at 62 in Texas

Ronald Badders, 62, died Tuesday, October 14, 2003, in Texas. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Farris-Feuerborn Memorial Chapel, Garnett.

Ronald Badders Texas Farris-Feuerborn Memorial Chapel Garnett

SUVs Safer Image Questioned by Government Study

A government study by NHTSA analyzes fatal crash data from 1995 to 2000, finding mid size SUVs nine times more likely than passenger cars to rollover in fatal crashes and twice as likely to kill occupants in other vehicles. Heavier, lighter, and other vehicle types show varying risk patterns, with rollovers a small share of total crashes. The report notes weight effects and cautions that newer light trucks post 1999 are not fully considered.

Washington National Highway Traffic Safety Administration Sean Kane Strategic Safety Eron Shosteck Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers NHTSA

Markets wobble after earnings lift stocks to 16 month highs

New York markets retreat modestly as investors weigh strong third quarter results against lofty valuations. Dow dips 7.04 while Nasdaq climbs 4.42. S&P 500 slips 1.55 amid mixed readings, retail sales show a 0.2 percent drop with July and August revisions. Local grain prices list regional bids for wheat and soybeans.

New York Wall Street Intel Corp Lynn Reaser Banc of America Capital Management Standard & Poor Commerce Department Overbrook Co-op Milo Ottawa Edgerton Franklin County Consolidated Farm Services

Senate bill bans genetic discrimination nationwide

The Genetic Information Nondiscrimination Act cleared the Senate 95 to 0 promising to bar employers from using genetic information or family histories in hiring and firing and to stop insurers from denying coverage or raising premiums based on genetic records. Support came from Sen. Snowe and leaders Frist and Daschle, with White House backing. House fate remains uncertain amid business and insurer concerns.

Washington Senate White House House

Bush campaign raises $84 million in re election push

Washington AP reports President Bush has raised at least $83.9 million since launching his re election bid. Volunteers dubbed Rangers give at least $200,000 each, and 185 donors reached Pioneer status with $100,000 plus. He aims for $150 million to $170 million for primaries next year, facing no Republican challenger as nine Democrats contend.

Washington Bush Nomi

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